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NOTICE.

THE Los ANGELES CITY WATER co.
hours for sprinkling are between {; and 4
O'Clock A. n. and and O'Clock P, M. For
violation of the above regulation The water
will be shut off and a fine Of two dollars will
be charged before water wiz be turned on
again. marl-tf
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m@KNIGuTs TEMPLAR. -CTUR DE
1-S Lion Commandery, No. y, X. +,
Masonic Hall on the third Thursday OF each
month at 7:3O p. NJ. Sojourning, kn1ghts
Templar in good standing are cordially IN
viied to attend, By order OF the E. c.
X, Il. MULLARD Recorder.
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6 5. SALISBURY, NJ. D., HOMEOPATH-
y. ist. Office in Los Angeles National
Bank Building, corner First and Spring
streets. Hours 10 to IL A. NJ, } to and z to
SPIN Residence 53S S. Pearl street. Tele-
phone Nos; Residence, 577; Office, 597.
ial S-tf
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ISAAC FELLOWS, NJ. D.,-HOMGOPATH-
i ist. Office Hours-11 to IL A. NJ, to
P. NJ, Office-Nos. 2 and 5 Odd Fellows
Building. Los Angeles, Cal. Residence,
4OS South Main street. Jly9tf
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

RN7sIGNET CHAPTER, NO. 81, r. A; M
8S Meets statefily on the first Thursday
of each month, at 7:15 p. NJ, at Masonic
Hall, Mcdonald Block. Sojourning com
panions in good standing cordially inyiteo.
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nR. F. KILLER, SURGEON AND PHYSIC-
IL ian; practices Homeopathy. Office and
residence corner Third and Spring streets.
Telephone $50 ap27-tf
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nR. E. C. MANNING, OFFICE AND RESI-
IL dence 81 South Fort street. Office
hours-9 to IL A. NJ. 2 to A P. NJ. Telephone
o3D If
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DR B. F. KIERULUFF, SPECIALIST IN
IL treating diseases of the Eye, Ear and
Throat. Eyes scientifically tested for
glasses. Office 132 North Main street, over
Los Angelas savings Bank. Hours from 8
A. NJ. to P. NJ. Residence, $40 Temple
street. f2O-3m
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wRLOs ANGELES CHAPTER, No. 33,
&S X. A. M.-Stated convocations on
the second Monday OF each month at $50
p. NJ. at Masonic Hall, Spring street. so
journing companions in good standing are
invited. By order of
e. F. MCCLELLAN. II.
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IIT s. KNOTT, ATTORNEY AND COUN
w. sellor at law, Court street, opposite
Court House (rooms 8 and Moore building)
Los Angeles. Cal apr12tf
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INREDERICK McGREGOR, ATTORNEY
T. and Counselor at Law, 1876 n. Main St.
Advice free. win practice in all the courts
of the State. So limo.
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S. SHORE, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIST.
"A. Office 1872 North Main street. Mascarel
Block; residence cor Adams and San Pedro
streets, Los Angeles. Office hours to IL A.
NJ, to P. NJ. Telephone No. residence, 81
office, 80. jly15-tf
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PH YSICIANS.

DRS. DARLING & MURPHY-OCULISTS
IL and aurists. Office 12O North Main
street. Office Hours-9 A. NJ. to P. M; to
SPIN. oct31 -d&wtf
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NLIZABETH A. FOLLANSBEE, NJ. D.
T. Office and residence 24O South Fort
street Office hours-S to 10 A. NJ. and to
6p lly1G
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q b. LOCKWOOD, LAWYER, NO. z,
y. Market street, entrance 30 N. Spring
street. m2St1
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nR.J H. UTLEY REMOVED HIS OFEICE
Hours 10 to II and TO 2. NJ. mY4-f
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ATTORNEYS.

w. FORSYTH, ARCHITECT, ROOM 10,
d.. Bumiller Block over Peoples store,
Los Angeles, Cal agZ3 mo
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7 MILLS BOAL, NJ. D.-39 NORTH
d. Spring street lover Peoples Store.)
Hours-1O to II, l to 8, 6 to 7:3O. Residence
347 Hill street, two doors from Fifth street.
Telephone No 135. Oc24-u
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n REEVE-ARCHITECT AND SURVEY
b. or, room 10, Phillips Block Main st
geles. California. Twenty-Five years expert
eenca audit
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DOSE TALLBOTT, NJ. D.-OFFICE 240
II South Fort street with DR.. Follansbee.)
Office hours, 10 to IL A. NJ. Residence, 626
Flower stseet. o13-u
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~@LOS ANGELES LODGE. No. 1925 X:
Ar~S of H.-Regular meetings are held
every Wednesday evening at old Masonic
Hall, Spring street Visiting brothers are
cordially invited to attend
~ AIIsTTN. Dictator
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ARCHITECTS.

A C. LUTGENS-A ARCHITECT T, MAX
IA. well building, corner of Court and Main
atraats HuSOti
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Phillies played In q listless sort Of way
In marked contrast with their bril-.
liart work Of yesterday, and were
seemingly dased by Conway q effective
pitching. Two double plays by An.
drews and Ferguson were the fielding
features Of the game. Attendance,
sos. Score:
Philadelphia :. 100000 l. 8
Detroit......... 0 ! 4020 00x- z
Earned runs-D Detroit 8, Philadel.
pbis /. Two base hits-Richardson
and Rowe. Three base hits-M' CURE,
Twischell. Home runs Thompson,
Bennett. Double plays-Andrews and
Ferguson 2. Base on balls-Mulvey,
M'Guire 9, Brouthers, Bennett. Base
on errors-Philadelphia 3, Detroit l.,
Struck out-Wood, Andrews, Fergu-
son, Hanlon. Passed bsll-Bennett.
Wild pitches--Casey, Conway. Um-
pire-Powers. Time-0ne hour and
fifty mjnutea.
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Memphis, Tenn.

Protecting the Bluffs" at Mem
phis is the subject Of a iull.page
illustration in the number Of HAIR
pER's WEEKLY just issued, and five
sketches Of Memphis gil a double
page; and these illustrations are ac-
companied by valuable and interest
ing article on the city. The number
contains also illustrations OF The
Southern Melon Trade, the wreck Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
Washington, the Casino at Narragan-
sett Pier, the New York Clearing
House, Pennsylvania National Guard
at Camp Winfield Scott Hancock,
portraits of the Rev. DIR. Curry, Pro-
fessor Spencer +. Baird, Henry s.
Ives (the young Napoleon OF Wall
street,, etc, etc. 10 cents per copy.
81 90 per year, postage free. For sale
by all Booksellers and Nowsdealcrs.
Published by Harper 4 Brothers,
New York.
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The Record Brohen.

ALBANY, N. Y. August 26.-The At
tendance at the circuit raeeO today at
Island Park was quite large. The
frat race was for the 2:2b class. Sum.
mary; Atlantic, 4, o, /, III; White
soI, /, 8, 8. 2,6; Ben Star, 3, l., 81, 8;
Mill Girl, 2, 2, so; Wallace, o, 4, 4,
s. 8. Time-2:29l, 2;22i, 2:2sl, 2;zsl,
2:24l.
Second event, free for all PAGERS.
Summary: Gossip Jr., 4, 1, /, 8, 4, /;
Jennie Lind, 3, 3, 4, l, !, 2; Little
Mac, 2, 2, 8, 4, 8, 70 Joel l.. s, 8, 2, 2,
2, 70; Ban d., l, 4, dlstancsd. Time
2:2li, 2:2Oi, 2;i7, 2:20, 2:l9i, 219i.
The third event was the 2:27 class
Summary: Belle osle, I, Il; Grey
light, 2, 2, 2; jessie Ballard, 3, 3, 3
Spotted Beauty, 4, distancej; Erin, 8
dlstanced. Time-2 1854, 2 1884, 2 1884
Miss Myrtle Peck, In the Roman
standing race sgainst time, broke th,
record In 1911 She also beat Mis-
Ada Lamont In the three mile chang
race In 0:2s}.
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the TURF.
Racing nj Saratoga.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 26.-There
was a fair attendance at the race
meeting here today. The weather
was fine, and the track, though slow,
was In better condition than yes.
terday.
First Race-Three. iourths Of q mile.
Matte Loorsn won, King Grab second,
Danilla third. Time-l:l9.
Second Race-0ne mile and q fur.
long. Alsric won. Hyawasss second,
Tramp third. Time-2:o2l.
Third Rsce-Threef ourths Of a
mile. Little Minnie won, Swift sec.
ond, Matte Hunt third. Time
l:l7t.
Fourth Race-Three-iourtbs Of Q
mile. Modoety won, Queen Bes'
second, Carissims third. Tlme-l:l7i
Fifth Race-0Se mile and seventy
yards. Orlando won, George l.. sec
opd, Moo nthine third. Time-l;b5
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

PITrSBURd, Augutt s6-Nigbt- River
stationary. wosther clear and cool.
CINCINNATI. August 26.-Night-River
1 feet l inch. Weather cloudy and cool.
WHEELING. August 2s.-Night-Rivsr. 2
feet inches and on stand. Westhef cloudy
and cool.
EVANSVILLE. August B.-Night-Rlver
q feet 2 inches on the .guase and falling.
Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, August 8.-Night-Riyer
stationary; feet 10 the canal and l0inehes
on the falls. Weather clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS August 2s.-Nisht-Af-
rived. VickshurE. Departedi City Of Ptoyi-
denco, bt. Louis. Passed up; City Of Baten
Rouge.
CAIRO. August 26.-Night-Riysr 4 feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
cool. Arriyedi Norton, New Orleans. IL
pm. Departed: Norton, e.. Louis, IL pm.
ST. LOUIS, August 3B.-Nisht- River risen
40 inches. Weather cloudy and cold and
threaters rain .Arrivedi I.lB. sims, Mem
phisi New south, Cairo. Depaftedi i. u.
Sims, Memphis.
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Ira,.p.poli. o, washington 4.

WASHINGTON, August 26.-Indlan.
spolis played fair game In the field,
bat that by the wasbingtons was
simply miserable and II ELECTED many
Kisses and grosns from q small as
semblsgs Of spectators. Gilmore
pitched q brilliant game and had he
been only fairly supported his team
could have won. Boyle also pitched
q good game, but his support at times
Was very ragged. Score:
washipg,on.....0 o 00010 p 4
In dianapolis...-.2 0 ! o l o. Ok o
Earned ruue-Washisgton 2. Two
base hits-Brown and Glasscock.
Three base bite-Brown and Daily.
Double play-Denny, Baesett and
shomberg. Base on balls-seery,
Shomberg, Basseit, George, Myers and
O'Brien. Hit by pitcheT-yobnson.
Bsso on errors-IndianapolisS, Wash
ington 3. Sruck out-Gllmofe,
Brown, Glasscock and johnson.
Passed bslls-Mack 2, Myers. Time
-0le hour and hity.hve minutes
Umpire-DanielB.
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80. Louis 10. netropolitans 9.


ST. LOUIS. Mo, August 26.-The
Metropolitans put up q miserable
game against the st. Louis Browns
today, who had no trouble In downing
them. Cushman was hit hard, and
after receiving such poor support got
disguised and retired in the eighth
inning in favor Of Baby Jones. After
Gleason had made a home run, WEIGH
a two Dagger and o'Neill a single in
the ninth inning, the game was
called and tie score set back to the
eighth inning. The features were
Boyles' beautiful catching, O'Neilps
smuggling and Gerhardts work at sec'
ond. Score:
st. Louls.... ........3 l o. 2 8 4 OLD
Metropolitans .....,2 0 2 0 o 0 l. 9
Earned runs-St. Louis IL, Metro
politsns 2. Two base hits-Lathsm 2,
Gerhardt 2, 0'Neill 2, Oomiskey, Rob.
inson and WEIGH. Double plays
Robinson, Gleason. Comiskey, Rad
ford, Gerhardt ard 0'Brisn. Base on
balls-Caruthers 2, Radford, Hogan
Jones, King, Oushman and HaDkin'
2. Base on enors-St. Louis 3
Metropolitsns 2. Struck out-Cs'
ruthers 3, Cushman 2. passed balls
Sommers /. Time-Two hours.
Umpire uade.
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diamond Dots.

The last game today.
VAUGHN will not pitch for Mem.
phis.
TIE Browns leave tonight for Biz.
mingham.
BoBBY BLACK was able to be about
yesterday.
OLD NAN PHKLAs 10 finding the ball
right along.
PELrz will play with the Browns Of
Birmingham.
dAvKRHrLL, MASS, August 26.-Bos'
ton 2, Hsverhill /.
PORTLAND, NE, August 26.-Pitts-
burg 10, Portland l.
The Portland club will lose some
thing like $1,000 this season.
The Ohicsgos have won but three
games out Of nine from Pitisburg.
INDIANAPOLIS Is the only league
club which has not tried q Bouthpaw
twirler.
BAKKR caught a poor game, and he
was unable to get the ball down to
second.
BKKcHRR, secured by Pittsburg as q
slugger, has been laid oil for weak
batting,
REocIus was Eve times at the bat !;
made two doubles, two singles and
three runs.
ARTHUR CUMMINGS, the well.known
old time pitcher, 10 house painter In
Athol, Mas.
TIE Brooklyn club has, besides its
seven felders, three catchers and
FIVE pitchers.
GEORGE McKkouGH pitched good
game yesterday, allowing but eight
actual hits and striking out seven men.
IT Ia eaid that at the end Of the
present season the Brooklyn club will
release swsrtwccd, OBhen, Hender-
son, Harkins and Clark.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
thinks that had Boston paid lO,OOO
for Clsrksop, instead OF Kelly, they
would probably be on top today.
wILLrAnsox's home run hit at Bos'
ton Monday, In the game stopped by
rain, was tie longeet made on the
Boston grounds since Jones's drive In
1879.
JENNIE YKANAss, the actress, ha'
offered u gold medal TO the Brown
Stocking making the greatest number
Of stolen bases In the game at st
Louis today.
IT can now be positively predicted
that at It's September meeting tbs
American Association will adopt the
percentage plan In place Of guarantee
ing visiting clubs sos per game
Cleveland, the Nets, Louisville ant
ST. Louis have all along been favor
able TO tho change, and dea
will be made with Gin
cInnaa by which In return 10
certain concessions In the way 0
games next summer al Cincinnati
the Cincinnati club will cast It's voi
with the percentagis,s. And II 10 b,
no means certain that Baltimore will
not vote for the change, which 10
healthy one and destined 10 drive on
the hog policy which has caused Q
much trouble In the association.
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U.b,tuaI Consultation

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baltimore 10, Cincinnati IL.

CIscIssATI, o., August 26.-Tbe
game today was sptly described by
Bob Ferguson at Its close, when he
remarked: "This game reminds us
Of how they played ball twenty-five
years ago. II was q terrific slugging
match, in which the Baltimores ex.
celled. The batting OF Burns, Som
mer and McPhee Was simply wonder
ful. Mullane vas utterly ratified In
the box, and was unable to pitch any
thing like good ball. Baldwin and
keenan, gave him good support.
Score:
Oincinnati.......i 2010 Ill
Baltimore. ......3 0 @ 8 / 3 ! 0'-19
Earned runs-Bsltimore 10, Cincin-
natl 8. Two base hit-McPhee. Three
base hits-McPhee, Greenwood, Burns,
sommers, Smith and Carpenter. Home
run-McPhee. Double plays-Troit
and Tucker, McPhee and keenan,.
Base on bslls-By Smith 7, Mullane 3.
Hit-Gifiin snd Tucker. Struck out
-Fepnelly, Nicol, Mnllane, Griffin 2.
Baldwin, Tucker. Passed balls
Tro,t 2, Baldwin, Keenan,. Wild
pitches-Mullsne 2. Time-Two hours
and thirty minutes. Umpire-Fergu'
son.
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Louisville n, Brooklyn o.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 26.-Louis'
VILE played perfect game this alter
DON, not even having q passed ball,
wild pitch or base on balls marked
against them. Brooklyn was the sub
ject OF the first whitewssh by the
homo nine this season, and II
was bid one. Hecker pitched In his
best form, and batted splendidly.
Porter wss hit hard and received weak
support from People,, the rest Of the
visitors doing poor work at the bat
and in the field. They we're some
what excusable for the latter owing to
the terrific hitting OF the local team.
Score:
Louisville.......l COCOA Ill
Brooklyn .......0 5000 O. 0
Earned runs-Loulsville 8. Two
base hits-Kerins, Cook, Peoples.
Three base hits-Wolf Werrlck.
Double plsys-smith, Mcclellan and
Phillips. Base on balls-by Porter T.
Struck out--by Porter 2. Passed balls
-Peoples. Umpire-Bauer.
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uo.mer,. Easy T,iumph.

WORCESTER. MAs'., August 20
George F. Hosmer, Of Boston, beat j.
W. Kennedsy, Of Quincy, ILL.,, in a
three mile race for $3.50 side, on Lake
Qninsigamond this evening. 1t was a
tame affair, and few persons were
present. Hotmer gave Kenneday
twenty seconds start and caught him
In less than mile. Kenneday had
got in bat twelve strokes when Hoe
mer was given the word. At the turn
Hosmer was nine seconds ahead and
he won as he pleased. The time Was
20:30, or. dsducting the handicap,
20:l0. Kenneday'a time was 81 :27.
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Detrolt =, PhiIadeIph ..

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 2o,-
Conway pitched great game Of ball
for Detroit today, holding the Phlllies
down TO three actual hits. He was
backed In fne style, Richardson and
White making number Of difficult
stops. Barring the third inning, when
Detroit knocked out four earned runs
Casey pitched Q good game. Tho
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A,hIe,ics =. Cleveland q.

CLEVELAND, o., August 20 Glove
land fell an easy victim to the Athlet.
ics again today on account Of their
inability 10 bit the ball. Seward had
the home batters at bis mercy aud al
lowed them 10 score bat SIX angles.
Cleveland was also oulplaysd In the
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field. Orowell's pitching was strong
and Snyder caught him without IN
error, but the playing Of the Cleve-
lands field was loose. Mexican was
injured by a ground ball In the first
inning aud had to retire. Reipschlager
was called from the players bench.
The accident weakened the team con-
siderably. Attendance 800. Score:
Athle,icr.. .......3 0l0002 1x-7
Cleveland ........0 0 l 5000 O. /
Earned runs--Athletics s. Two
base hits-Poorman, Gilkes. Three
base hit-Stovey. Double plays
McGarr and Lsrkin; Say, Stricken and
Reipschlager; Gilkes, Snyder and Say.
Base on bslls-Stovey, Larkin. Base
ON erron-Athletics 4, Cleveland l.
Struck out-Bierbsuer, McGarr, Sew.
ard, Say. Passed balls--Robinson.
Wild pitcb-Seward. Time-One
hour and fifty minutes. Umpire
Onryv
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As THE roysl party from the Tonga
Islands passsd up State street few
days ago, an Irish lady who keeps a
fruit and peanut stand inquired OF q
polio sman: as that big woman in
the kerridge Mp. Pan OLaneyT
"Yes," replied the blue coated knight
Of the club. IL wonder phat she i
siln'7" Koko tulu. Of couree. III
efficacy In curing dyspepsia and AID
ing indigestion IL Widespread.
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new YoRK.-Mm. Fannie Roberts,
the woman who was charged with
receiving 10000 Of the money EN-
berrled from the Manhattan Bank by
Teller scot., hes been admitted to
ball In the sum Of $1,000.
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Trustees Sale.

DURsUANT 10 the powers vest q In mo a.
uusteo 10 . certain deed oE9eu'ed on
The llih day OF July, 1875, BY julia Fitfpat
rlek, and recorded In tic once u the " SIS
ier Of shelby county, Tom, book lb5
pase go, 70 secure = certain " 45Dtednes
thsfoln mentioned, / will,
ON Saturday, August ~ sssJ,
betvoon the hours Of 10 o'clock t,n and
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Main and MadI,on ytrseii, 10 TIE Taxing
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ty,Tsnn ., cell at public auction, W me lEh,
AL bidder, Tor cash the following detoribed
zeal estatc, rituated N the said IaSinf-Ds-
triot, Iats city Of Memphis, She " county
Tenn, an described - follows, to-Witi
BssinnibF NJ the poiht Of intsfeeotion
the wet line Of MAIN street With the north
lire Of Market street in iaid city runnins
ihonoe north th,fty C0l ieei TO stake 90 ne
vest line on Main ftfeoil thence vottwafdb
on:a iine parallel with Market street siIty.
slght l6sj or seventy l7Ql feet 10 he vest line
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| Fofty.three Ily, on the plan OF the city Q
MomphIsi theme, ,outhvardly on = line par.
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north sido Of Market ,tfetti .!hsnoe east
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Summary: Earned rung-Memphls
3. Birmingham z. Two base hits
Dsyis, ReccIus 2, Phelan 2, Burks.
Three base hits-Burks. Home runs
Andrews. First bnse on balls-By
a. McKoough 5. Weber /. Hit by
pI,ched ball-Fuller. Struck out-By
a, McKeough Z, Weber 2. Passed
ballt-snyder l. Time Of gsmO-rwo
hours and thirty minutes. Umpire
Tonv anck.
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Besros, MAts-Tbe owners Of the
fishing schooner Lydia T. Crowell, Of
Beverly, have given her mp for lost.
She was ninety five tons burihen. IL
Is believed that all on borad were Loot.
She was In charge Of OApt. Moses
LarklD, Of Nova Scotia, and had q
crew oi fifteen men. She Was insured.
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Order or Publication.

No. l62s. r. D.-In the ChAncery Court OF
Shelby county, Tsnnss'ee- state Of Ten
nsssse Va, Il. Q. GfAVss Ell
IL appearing from the rstufn OF ne bhsrln
In iris cause that The defendant X. ID, Bttt
n not 10 be found IN this county, and that
this 10 q suit Instituted for the purpose q
sniorelpE tar Hens os L9t os, Y. h' w.
Ia n, thereiors ordered, That be NAH.
Ma sppearance herein At the eoufthoute OF
shelby county, In N. oiiJ Of Mempbt nos
TaIlps District Of shelby county isnnesi
plead. ansver or dsnur 70 complAitanu,
blii, or the rame vii be taken for eoafe,sed
A. 10 him and lel for he arms eI pafts and
that COPY Of thi, order be ~ lshsd 9sesa
phlI Appeal. This 25i day Of August, lssI'
true oOpy-ntissti .,
81. mellow Bill. Clsrk and Master.
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CUGH B. CULLEN
No. 4 Madison street, Memphis. Tenn.
DIED.

FoRD-At tho family residence, No. lsi
Robson street, Friday, August 26. 1887. ut
10 O'Clock am. In the SCH rear Of her age,
CAspIH c., vile Of d. @. Ford.
Dus notice o, funeral will be given.
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Rain Interferes.

UFbe1AL 10 III AFFEAL.I
Nav ORLEANS, La, August 26.-It
rsined hard again today, and the
Charleston game was postponed.
There will be two games played on
Sunday.
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Improysd Appearance.
Nahvillo Banner.

We note with pleasure the improved
appearance Of The Memphis Public
Ledger, which has come out In new
dress Of type, and which, We learn,
will coon be printed on q new prees.
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oyKRrss & GRosvESoR offer the store
house No. 800 Front street, now ooou.
pied by Porter K Mlcrea, Tor rent
from September let.
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CmoAao.-The schooner Marshall,
laden with ties for Chicago, Ia grounded
on the rocks al Mission Point, Macki'
nav Island, and will bea totsl wreck.
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western regatta Ct amateur tcullers, at
Minnetonka Beach, were rowed in
good water and before q large number

good wafer Emu peiofe IhiRe nuuiper
Of spectators. In the junior single, A.
], McLaren, of the Minnesota club, OF
st. Paul, won in ll;48, over Harry
Madden, OF the Pullmsns, Of Pullman,
H., and George X. Taylor, OF the
Lurlines, Minneapolis. The Mime.
sofa club junior four won easily over
the Pullman crew in 1910, leaving
their opponents fifteen lengths behind.
BY far the best and closest race Of the
day was tbs senior double won by
Charles Libby and j, +. Muchmore, of
the Lurllnes, in 1905, over j. +. Cor
bett, Of the Farrsguts, and William
Weinand, Of the Dslswares, Chicago.
Tomorrow, OoIbett, who Is champion
amateur sculler OF the United States,
will row against ]. +. Muchmore,
champion Of the Northwest.